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A tune that genuinely raised a generation 🥹 DJ Snake released "Middle" with Bipolar Sunshine on 16th Oct 2015, pairing an emotional vocal with one of the biggest festival drops of that era. It took over radio, clubs and mainstages almost instantly and became the lead single from his debut album "Encore" the following year. Bipolar Sunshine wrote the lyrics after a real argument with his girlfriend, which is exactly why that theme of regret and trying to fix things lands the way it does.
EDMHouseNetwork546,800 次观看 • 29 天前
This one will never get old 🔥 'Alors On Danse' came out on Sep 26th, 2009, and became Stromae's breakout song, blending a hypnotic house beat with an unforgettable synth hook and French lyrics into a worldwide anthem. It topped charts across Europe and introduced millions of people to him for the first time. What makes it stand out though is the contrast. Behind all that euphoria, Stromae is singing about work, debt, failing relationships and the pressure of everyday life piling up. The answer he lands on is simply to dance and forget about it. And that clip with Jamel Debbouze imagining how the tune was made is still just as funny 17 years later. Do you remember this one? 👇
EDMHouseNetwork700,100 次观看 • 1 个月前
You know exactly what song this is from the first second 😭 In 2014, Vicetone took Tony Igy's original track "Astronomia" and delivered a remix that, at the time, was simply a well loved track with a hook that never left your head. Nobody could have predicted what would happen in the years after. 6 years later, it became the soundtrack to one of the most viral meme moments in internet history. The coffin dance videos spread across every corner of the internet during the 2020 lockdown and suddenly "Astronomia" was everywhere, gaming edits, sports clips, TikTok compilations, you could not escape it. What made it work so perfectly as a meme was that contrast between the upbeat, almost playful melody and the context it was being placed in. That tension was what made every single version of it so funny and so shareable. 12 years on from its release it remains one of the most recognisable electronic tracks ever made, which is not something many tracks can claim regardless of how they got there. Did you know this song before the meme? 👇🏻 @Vicetone
EDMHouseNetwork1,700,000 次观看 • 4 个月前
The switch up is still undefeated 😂 Back in 2008, a young man named Dimitri was interviewed in a club by local Russian TV and spent the whole thing complaining about the crowd, the music and how the place better before. Then he gets asked what tune is playing, and everything changes. He immediately started dancing, realising he liked the song that was playing. 18 years later and it is still one of the most rewatchable clips on the entire internet.
EDMHouseNetwork523,600 次观看 • 1 个月前
and they absolutely nailed it 😂🔥 Two grocery store workers turned their breakroom into The Prodigy's 'Firestarter', recreating the iconic music video, even using lettuce to mimic Keith Flint's iconic look. The original video was filmed in an abandoned London Underground tunnel in 1996 and generated a record number of complaints from parents when it aired, with reports that it terrified children.
EDMHouseNetwork370,300 次观看 • 1 个月前
Moments like this are why people fall in love with EDM 🤍 Swedish House Mafia played their remake of ‘"Heaven Takes You Home" at Head Trip, and as that “make magic” repeats, this person in the crowd was feeling every bit of it. No words needed, just a tune doing exactly what the best ones are supposed to do. @Head Trip @Swedish House Mafia @Apple Music
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Breaking Bad featuring Knife Party during this car scene still feels insane 14 years later 🔥 In Season 5 of Breaking Bad, Knife Party’s “Bonfire” plays while Walter White and Walter Jr. show off their newly purchased muscle cars in the driveway. The engine revs, quick cuts, and heavy bass drops made the scene one of the show’s most unexpected electronic music moments. “Bonfire” was released in 2012 on Knife Party’s Rage Valley EP, the same year the episode aired. More than a decade later, the scene still stands out because it captures the period when dubstep was appearing everywhere across TV, film, and pop culture. Who remembers this scene? 👇
EDMHouseNetwork82,900 次观看 • 3 个月前
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